The Palestinian issue has practically disappeared from the international agenda. The Abrahamic Accords were signed. The Persian Gulf sheikhs showing poorly concealed irritation at the "Palestinians". Saudi Arabia was moving towards recognizing Israel. The idea of a "new silk road" from India via Saudi Arabia and Israel to Europe was taking shape. BDS was on the decline. Europeans were preoccupied with economic stagnation, rising migration and a bloody war in Ukraine. They were interested in Israeli gas and military technology. Americans were alarmed by growing Chinese power and the flow of illegals.
The country, despite its internal contradictions, appeared confident in its powers.
But the plan seemed to be ready and waiting for its moment. That moment was 7/10. The massacre did not lead to empathy for the victim, which could have been expected, but to it fierce persecution.
It suddenly brought back to the agenda in all its fullness and power the idea of a “Palestinian state,” the only declared goal of which was the complete destruction of the Jewish state. Israel was supposed to be returned to the “borders of Auschwitz,” in the words of former Israeli Foreign Minister Aba Even.
The dismemberment of Israel was to be carried out as it was done in the 90s with Serbia—the first victim of the globalists. The crusade was carried out in three stages and began the day after the massacre.